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Tag Archives: health
Social Wellbeing Matters for Health
Health and social wellbeing are interconnected aspects of overall human wellness. Health, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of illness. Social wellbeing specifically refers … Continue reading
Impact of Housing on Well Being
Several key factors determine the impact of housing on well-being, spanning the physical, economic, social, and environmental dimensions of both housing units and neighborhoods. Prime Impacts Biological Physical Physical improvements in housing (better insulation, ventilation, eliminating hazards, providing basic amenities) … Continue reading
The Social Geography of Medical Waste: A Growing Concern
Medical waste is a huge concern due to its hazardous nature. It is generated in various healthcare facilities, such as clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, laboratories, and more. According to an NCBI study, around 15% of the total medical waste can … Continue reading
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How Urbanization Is Changing Healthcare Access in Developing Regions
Cities are growing rapidly, especially in developing countries. It’s an exciting time for economic growth and innovation, but what gets less attention is the strain that urbanization places on basic services, like healthcare. The faster cities grow, the harder it … Continue reading